Les Milliardaires Pourraient Détruire La Lune - Les Scientifiques S'inquiètent - video Dailymotion

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Certains scientifiques s'inquiètent du fait que les milliardaires pourraient perturber la Lune. Des entreprises privées et des personnes extrêmement riches prévoient des voyages sur la Lune et pourraient même commencer à y construire des infrastructures. Cependant, la Lune est extrêmement ancienne et vierge, et les scientifiques souhaitent la conserver dans cet état pour étudier son histoire. Si trop de personnes commencent à creuser ou à construire, cela pourrait détruire des sites importants à jamais. Actuellement, il n'existe pas beaucoup de règles sur qui peut faire quoi sur la Lune. Ainsi, les experts disent que nous devons agir rapidement et en élaborer pour la protéger avant qu'il ne soit trop tard.  Animation créée par Sympa. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Musique par Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com   Pour ne rien perdre de Sympa, abonnez-vous!: https://goo.gl/6E4Xna​ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nos réseaux sociaux : Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sympasympacom/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sympa.officiel/  Stock de fichiers (photos, vidéos et autres): https://www.depositphotos.com https://www.shutterstock.com https://www.eastnews.ru ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  Si tu en veux encore plus, fais un tour ici:  http://sympa-sympa.com

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00:00In 2025, humans will have a unique opportunity to travel on the moon.

00:06Until now, only 12 people have walked on the natural satellite of the Earth.

00:11But a private company offers today to tourists the possibility of changing it.

00:16If you are rich, you can earn 750 millions of dollars

00:20and spend several days exploring the moon and observing the Earth at distance.

00:25You can even participate in unique experiences.

00:28The humans also want to build houses on the moon.

00:31In fact, the NASA thinks that the North American could have their own personal lunar moon in 2040.

00:38You don't even need to be an astronaut to buy a land.

00:43Of course, the billionaires do already projects.

00:46Their first idea is to exploit natural resources.

00:50There are things very rare here on Earth, like helium-3 and many precious minerals,

00:56but that we find in abundance on our satellites.

00:59The scientists are certain.

01:01If you could put your hands on a part of these resources,

01:03you could become even more rich than you already have.

01:06First, helium-3.

01:08This gas is ideal for producing a proper energy nuclear energy,

01:11but it is extremely rare on Earth.

01:13It literally disappears in space.

01:16The moon, however, in regards to the Earth,

01:19enough to feed the Earth for over 1000 years.

01:22The Earth rare are not in fact not rare on Earth,

01:25but they are difficult to extract,

01:27because they react with oxygen.

01:29Sur the moon, there is no oxygen.

01:31It is therefore possible to obtain easily

01:34tons of minerals,

01:35to produce electronics and batteries.

01:38But scientists are not emboldened by this idea.

01:41For the first time,

01:42they can explore 4,5 milliards of years of space,

01:47because the moon lunar is remained unchanged during all this time.

01:50The study of these rocks could reveal many secrets on the origin of the universe.

01:54But if billions of people use the moon and destroy these rocks,

01:58all these knowledge could be lost forever.

02:01Another problem related to the moon is its size.

02:04The moon is large,

02:06but the best places,

02:07those where there is water and the sun,

02:09are limited.

02:10The major part of the lunar surface is dangerous

02:13because of the waves,

02:14the radiation and the meteorites.

02:16This means that tourists,

02:18scientists,

02:19and the mining companies

02:20will share three small regions.

02:23The first region is that

02:25the peak of the moon eternally.

02:27In fact,

02:28the light of the moon is still alive,

02:30which is an excellent source of energy for the telescopes and the human colonies.

02:34The second region is the face of the moon.

02:37Here,

02:38the radio signals from the Earth are less powerful.

02:41Not only it is a peaceful place and quiet,

02:43but it is also an ideal place to install a telescope

02:47and study the universe.

02:48The third region is the

02:50Fosses of Ténèbres Eternels.

02:52It's there that all the trolls of social networks

02:54are in vacation.

02:55No,

02:56we call it so because

02:57no rayon of the sun has never reached this zone.

03:00This place is even more interesting for scientists,

03:02because they can use

03:04special tools

03:05to study the areas

03:06the most far away from the universe.

03:08It's also there that we find

03:10about a billion tons of tons of water.

03:11If scientists could visit the moon and study it,

03:14they would make it

03:15about a strange discovery.

03:16But today,

03:17there is no international law

03:20protecting space.

03:21No country can possess the moon.

03:24But it does not make a private mine society

03:26to find a particularly interesting place.

03:29In the past,

03:30several nations have signed the treaty

03:32on the space extraterrestrial space

03:34and have proven

03:35that the space exploration

03:37should take advantage of the entire humanity.

03:39But exploration is not a good market.

03:41Transporter 5 small liters of water

03:44to the moon

03:45costs extremely expensive.

03:47And I guarantee

03:48that everyone can't afford it.

03:50The human activity on the moon

03:52is also extremely dangerous

03:54because it could change its atmosphere.

03:56To better understand,

03:57look at the surface of the moon.

03:59This floating floating

04:00has many craters

04:02formed over a billion years ago.

04:04When a meteorite

04:05has been on the moon,

04:06a fine ice cream called the regolith,

04:09whose particles are so minuscule

04:11that they cut like the water,

04:12will be in the air.

04:14This process created the atmosphere

04:16of the moon,

04:17and this atmosphere is very different

04:18from the Earth.

04:21The big ice cream on the moon

04:23is susceptible to project

04:25all this fine ice cream

04:26into the lunar moon.

04:28The difference,

04:29it is that the space

04:30which percume the surface

04:31of the moon

04:32are the most in douceur.

04:33The landing of a sea

04:35is so intense

04:36that it can multiply

04:37by 100.000

04:38the number of atoms in the ciel.

04:39If the number of atoms

04:41in the atmosphere

04:42increase,

04:43the air becomes

04:44into a vacuum.

04:45This means

04:46that we breathe

04:47then a air

04:48also toxic

04:49as the one who was

04:50in the mine.

04:51One of such an atmosphere

04:52could end up

04:53to the space

04:54because it causes

04:55an electric ice cream

04:57and the mechanics.

04:58To say

04:59our presence

05:00on the moon

05:01is already very dangerous.

05:02When scientists

05:03discovered

05:04the water

05:05at its surface,

05:06they were very enthusiastic

05:07to study it.

05:08It was an opportunity

05:09for them to determine

05:10its origin

05:11and even to understand

05:12how the water

05:13appeared on Earth.

05:14But when a spaceship

05:17atterri

05:18on the moon

05:19a disaster

05:20that means

05:21that the water

05:22at its surface

05:23will evaporate.

05:24And this evaporated

05:25can contaminate

05:26all the water

05:27on the moon

05:28as well as

05:29all the scientific research.

05:30In fact,

05:31when the astronauts

05:32will be able to study

05:33the water

05:34they will find

05:35the water

05:36that they will bring

05:37with them.

05:38And it is not

05:39only the water

05:40that we contaminate

05:41we contaminate

05:42everything.

05:43A vessel

05:44can transport

05:45living beings

05:46from the Earth

05:47to the moon.

05:48And it can also

05:49bring forms

05:50extraterrestres

05:51on Earth.

05:52This type of contamination

05:53is extremely dangerous

05:54because it can

05:55put human lives

05:56in danger.

05:58Something similar

05:59happened

06:00when Europeans

06:01explored

06:02the Americas.

06:03They have accidentally

06:04introduced

06:05microbes

06:06to the indigenous

06:07they met.

06:08And as the immune system

06:10of the indigenous population

06:11was not used

06:12to these bacteria

06:13and these viruses

06:14they were sick

06:15and their health

06:16was deteriorated.

06:17In the same time,

06:18the Europeans

06:19have also contracted

06:20some diseases

06:21that their bodies

06:22did not yet know.

06:23And even

06:24if the lunar tourism

06:25is not yet a reality

06:26the humans

06:27already polluted

06:28as if they were

06:29at home

06:30at home.

06:32In 2024,

06:33a artist

06:34named Jeff Koons

06:35sent a sculpture

06:36on the Moon.

06:37This sculpture

06:38is a transparent

06:39box

06:40filled with spheres

06:41and arrived

06:42on the satellite

06:43thanks to a SpaceX

06:44Falcon 9.

06:45In each sphere,

06:47Koons

06:48wrote the name

06:49of a person

06:50that he considered

06:51very important

06:52for humanity,

06:53like Aristotle,

06:54David Bowie

06:55and Leonard Vinci.

06:56Fortunately,

06:57you don't need

06:58to go to the Moon

06:59to see this sculpture.

07:00You can buy

07:01a NFT

07:02of each sphere

07:03or not.

07:04in 1971,

07:06the members

07:07of the team

07:08of Apollo 15

07:09also left

07:10some objects

07:11on the Moon.

07:12A sculpture

07:13created by a Belgian artist

07:14and a commemorative

07:15in honor

07:16of other astronauts

07:17who have not been

07:18present.

07:21And the humans

07:22did not only

07:23leave the art

07:24on the Moon.

07:25You could be

07:26falling on

07:271 807

07:28kg of material

07:29abandoned

07:30a branch

07:31of olive oil

07:32a plume

07:34of a faucet

07:35an astronaut

07:36an iron

07:37an iron

07:38a table

07:39a ball

07:40a golf

07:41a marteau

07:42and even

07:43a kit

07:44of the urine

07:45a lot

07:47of these objects

07:48were placed

07:49there

07:50between the 60

07:51and 70

07:52you can find

07:53you can find

07:54rangers

07:55and orbiters

07:56datant

07:57already

07:58several

07:59decades

08:00to be honest

08:01the material

08:02in useless

08:03costs

08:04and in the 60's

08:05the priority

08:06was the security

08:07of the astronauts

08:08the sad truth

08:09is that the Moon

08:10is already

08:11in the future

08:12in charge

08:13extraterrestre

08:14so that we

08:15do not live

08:16yet

08:17but now

08:18we want to

08:19install it

08:20so the NASA

08:21the good news

08:22you can participate

08:23to this

08:24process

08:25the Space Agency

08:26has launched

08:27a competition

08:28the challenge

08:29and if you want to

08:30participate

08:31you have to find

08:32a way to reduce

08:33the amount of

08:34déchets produced

08:35and the recycling

08:36in materials

08:37to be used

08:38for the space

08:39to win

08:40you have to develop

08:41a way to recycle

08:42completely

08:43the déchets

08:44that are at the surface

08:45you will help

08:46the science

08:47and gain 3 millions

08:48of dollars

08:49and if you get this

08:50the space

08:51you will also

08:52you can offer

08:53a ticket

08:54for the space

08:55for the space

08:56and if you want to

08:57see

08:58the space

08:59you can offer

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09:01to do so

09:02here

09:03if you can offer

09:04some и more

09:05need to be in the space

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